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What are two permissions or settings in permission sets that can be included in Change sets in Salesforce?
What are two permissions or settings in permission sets that can be included in Change sets?
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Standard objects and standard fields permission and user permissions are the permissions that can be included in change set in Salesforce.
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Developers can use permission sets or profile settings to specify permissions and other access settings in a change set. When deciding whether to use permission sets, profile settings, or a combination of both, consider the similarities and differences.
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